Works by glass artist Judie Sloan and Clayton “The Wall Guy” Hamilton will showcase their distinct viewpoints in Transparency, an exhibit opening on First Friday, Jun e 3, in the …
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Among other things, June is LGBT Pride Month, African American Music Appreciation Month and National Safety Month. For the staff at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites, June also …
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Juneteenth – the oldest known celebration marking the end of slavery in the United States – commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived on Galveston Island with word that …
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America’s founding was influenced by many different writers, philosophers, politicians and leaders. Beginning Saturday, May 21, the Indiana Historical Society will showcase many of these significant historical written works in …
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Ceramic artist Katrina J. Murray has combined diminutive ceramic sculpture, collage and found objects to tell stories – all part of a new exhibition, This Is Us, opening at Gallery 924 …
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Indy’s Urban Farmers Market will return to White River State Park for a second season beginning this Sunday, May 1. Visitors will have an opportunity to support over 30 local …
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Muslim comic Gibran Saleem, Rabbi Bob Alper and the Rev. Susan Sparks will bring their different religious backgrounds to promote interfaith dialogue and highlight commonalities during the Laugh in Peace …
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One of the city’s favorite and most celebrated sons – known nationally as Babyface – will headline the 95th anniversary Legacy Concert, part of the celebration of the grand reopening …
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As awareness has spread about representational casting for ethnic roles, American Lives Theatre has set the same expectation for Martyna Majok’s four-character play, Cost of Living. Two of the four …
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A journey of “self in the aftermath” is at the heart of What Is This Place?, a play written by Jan White to be performed the weekend of April 22-24 …
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